... ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT-STIRLING RACES. - | (Concludedyftront our last.) I FauDAY, OCrOBER 5. The sports of the turf were resumed to-lay at the usual hoIr. The day wvas most charming; indeed, all that could be desired. The atmosphere calm, bright. and bracing, giving the ul'ilritful scenery in the neighbrurhood a most cheering arspect, and dituos- irig joy and gladness a around. The grand stand ...

... EDINBUR GlP RACES. 'PI17 1- 1- s a r-1.. ) id I TTuuasnDtY, MAY 22. I te' r s These races commenced to-day, over the course at )fusselhurgh. vet as The weather was fine, and this circumstance, in conjunction with rnt the anticipation that the races would be of a superior charactter o' as comlpared with former years, attracted a concourse of specta- was tors. The turn-out of carri ges and ...

... T'HE SPORTING LORD ORYORD. (From Recolcecatijns of a Lover of Society is BlacArseod'* Magazine. ) The late Lord Orford, the relative of the well-known Horace Walpole, is one of the curious evidences that everyv man who takes it into his head to be conspicuous5 right or wrong, may make himself a name. Lord Orford, 'while his relative was writing all kinds of brilliant things, collecting ...

... ASCOT IETUTll R ACES. rrcs'VISI O THlE EMPEnolR 0E RUSSIA AND TIM KIN'G OF fC SAOyOT, . T Riese races, ceoomvocecc itoI J'ejeociv ho~t notw~ittisleectiig tile Cantittitardc1 pceccttce of tier Slajoctv o, 'ld thle arlmnoaceoiot. Of the l ?? d ?? the 1; Wtnir(iirf Ititc;aatitmltet eoy cliv- a~ttn nance oitt the It c':tte I;id ntit t eceril if it oolutilnhetl iihlar, Ive ha; %torito cssed 0:; for ...

... A.RDROSSkN COURSING CLUE, TuESDAY AND WED SDAnrY, Nov. 24 AtNeD 28. These sports commebleed don Taeadasy under erery advantage of j mild and agreeable weather. Visitors vets nurderoas oan both l dyna, and the Earl and Countess of Eglinton bododred thd meeting with their presence. Hares were in abundance, and the amuss- merit folly equal to any former occasion. DEaflY, FORt DOGS or 1845-23 PAID ...

... ,Thcse races commenced on Thursday, on the Muesselburghl course. 'lbsc weather was not very favourable, but the attend- ance of spectators was large, including a fashionable display on the grand :;tarnl. The arrangemenlts introduced this year for the first time gave general satisfaction. The Stand has been altered and improved. Part of the interior-, which was re-decorated, was sot apart for ...

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... N E Al C A S T L E R A C E S. The aes or rLDESDAY h Jt: 26j. # The Gateead1 or Lottery StuLes of 10 soes each, -tl), two aliles. '221 oiLs. YMr. St. Paul's Telenmachns (Lye) ?? , . I 1t Lor:d Zetalia's Coeheiress . ?? 2 sStS r.VIoves's 1Ait LI ?? ?? ?? e3r. CritleN's His Royal Higliness.4 11 5\iWon easy. s The _Northumberland Plite of 200 sors, aldled to a 1andicap of 23 sevs each, 15 ft. ?? ...

... NORTH BRITISHI 3MILfTARY STEEPLE CFIASES. On Saturday two grand military Steeple Chases took place, under the auspices of the officers of the Scots Grovs, the 87tch e l-esiliers, and other d1istingllished corps, on Mr. Gin's farm of liangour, near UCphall. alhait ten miles wrest fron] Edinburgli. ?? occa'inn was one of extraordinary'v interest in the military and sportrincircles, end it ...

... D ALSE RF. The Dalserf Agriculturat Societv's annual pleughingtmatch took place an the farm of Bent, possessed by William Anderson, on Thursday the dit inst., when 13 plogighs started at 9 o'clock s.st., precisely, each coinpetitot finiihin: his lot within Lhe given time in a very superior style. to the satisfaction Of nitnerous spectators. The judges, Messrs. John Young, ?aromeiri Rillmriir, ...

... P A I S L E Y R A C B S. f ?? - .. i;s ?? {Ht.- ?? _ .. d (C oniiwted frol or last.) (I FmTDAYT, Auc. 23. I 3 This being the second ard last day of the meeting, ardthe e weather being exneedliiglr beautiful, an immense concourse ofI spectators were assernblehd to %-itness the sport, than vhieh I nothing of the kind could he movce interesting and cxciting-tthe rwces in general, having been very ...

... N-E-WCA'STLE RACES-TrESDAY. The PRODUCE STAKES of 50 sore. Mr.J. ScocItt' The Stinger .. .. .. r.Alien's Cantphine.2 e The :\onrle DEBny STrAK;ES of 25 sovs. each. icrd r-gi F'iton's Van Tromp .. .. .. Yi-J Tavior's Geo. Hudson .. ..a The Tynzo STKSof 1(1 sons. each. rl ir. T. Dawson n. Tlire Spaniard ?? . The F oNTEan' STASES Of i0 SOV. Mr. ?? ~irSeth--'s The Falcorn ..2 Mr.tSrtees n. ...